Say It Right

Say it Right in English

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See videos below for quick information on correcting common English mistakes.

Beginning

Greetings

Sports and Activities

Using Modals Correctly

Countable or Uncountable

Adverbs and Prepositions of Time

Adverbs and Prepositions of Place

Agree and Disagree

Spend

Fun vs. Funny

There is, There are, and More

Movable Adverbs

Listen (to), Hear, Sound

Future Time Expressions

As for me

Vocabulary

Corn

 

Intermediate

Asking for Help

Spell it right: Verb endings

Asking for Clarification

Pay Attention (to)

Agree, Agree on, Agree to, Agree that

Sentence Subjects

Adverbs and Adjectives in -ly

For example, for instance, such as

Staff

Quantifiers

Learn vs. Study

Paper vs. Paper

Relative Clauses

Reducing Relative Clauses

Using “Get” Correctly

Cause and Effect

Follow

It means

Collocations:  Discuss

Say, Speak, Talk, Tell, and Discuss

Find, Find out, Discover

Interesting vs Interested

Can, Could, Be Able to

Spacing and Punctuation

During vs. While

Despite vs. Although, Even though, In spite of

Words with More than One Pronunciation

Die, Died, Dead, Be Dead

It depends

Accept, Except, Expect

Because, Because of, Due to

Idiom:  When the Cat’s Away

Embedded Questions

Hope vs. Wish

Let, Allow, Have, Make

Phrasal Verbs with Break

Phrasal Verbs with Come

Thanks, etc.

Avoid vs. Prevent

Concern, Be Concerned about

Worry, Worried, Be Worried about

Plurals as Adjectives

Advice

Comprise

Using Explain Correctly

Advanced

When to Use “To” and when Not to

Using “Lack” Correctly

It is Easy to Do

To V or To V+ing

Suggest and Recommend

Using “Compared to/with”

Using “Result in / from”

Worth, Worthy, Worth It

Proverbs:  Birds of a Feather

Proverbs:  A fool and his Money

Be Based On

On the Contrary vs. On the Other Hand

Let Alone vs. Not to Mention

See also:  Test Your English